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UAE Claims No More Israelis Stranded in Dubai Amid Flight Cancellations
The United Arab Emirates claims no more Israelis are stranded in Dubai, leading to the non-approval of remaining rescue flights. This contradicts reports from Israelis on the ground who are still trying to return home, with some facing multiple flight cancellations.
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What happened
- 01UAE authorities claim no Israelis are stranded in Dubai, halting rescue flight approvals.
- 02Israelis on the ground report still being stranded and facing multiple flight cancellations.
- 03Israir canceled its Wednesday rescue flight from Dubai due to lack of approvals.
- 04Arkia's flights remain uncertain as Emirati approval is still pending.
- 05Stranded Israelis may need to find alternative routes via Abu Dhabi or Athens.
Israir has canceled its Wednesday flight, while Arkia's status remains uncertain pending Emirati approval. Passengers may need to find alternative routes home if approvals are not granted.
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